Put a durango steering box in my 2000 wrangler 2 weeks ago. Now after a couple hours of hard rock crawing my steering goes out. cann't turn left and right turn is real hard. Did put syn. oil in it. But after it cools down or I rev up the engine it works find. Any Ideas?
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Will try flushing it again,with new fluid and air. Then new fluid. Also going to call Gen-Right monday about pulley.IN A LAND OF FREEDOM WE ARE HELD HOSTAGE BY THE TYRANNY OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS!!
Better To Burn Out Than To Rust Out!
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bummer man. I installed mine a couple of months ago, have run JV and a lot of other stuff with no problems. Hope you figure it out.[CENTER][COLOR=#ff0000]Resistance Off Road
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Curtis,
I Did the same swap, except I Told the guy at Napa Dakota instead of Durango. I used to have a Dakota it the name just stuck. I don't know if they are different but it has been working perfect and is a huge inprovement over stock. It seems that the turning ratio is a little bit faster, but part of that is the better response and lack of slop and play.
Mitch
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Well talk to gen- right and PSC. Gen-Right said go Hydraulic PSC said try Smaller pulley and then larger pump then Hydraulic. I put Valvoline syn. steering fluid in with new box. PSC said don't use it. So I flushed the system and put Royal Purple Max EZ. Orderd smaller pulley from PSC. So let you know how it works.IN A LAND OF FREEDOM WE ARE HELD HOSTAGE BY THE TYRANNY OF POLITICAL CORRECTNESS!!
Better To Burn Out Than To Rust Out!
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As long as the fluid doesn't cook or or foams it should be allright. If you loose your power steering when hot either your fluid foams or the steering box is no good ( the seals on the power piston start leaking when hot or the valve spool starts sticking)
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